Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much electricity can I generate?
The electricity generated depends on the solar panel capacity, location, and sunlight availability. A 1 kW system can produce about 4-5 units per day.
2. Can the solar rooftop plant power all the electronic appliances in my home?
Yes, but it depends on your plant’s capacity. A higher capacity system can run all appliances, while a smaller one may power only essential devices.
3. Do I need a battery to store the solar power generated by the rooftop solar plant?
Not necessarily. Grid-connected systems don’t need batteries, but off-grid systems require batteries for backup.
4. In a building society or an office complex, given that there is only a common rooftop, can one install a rooftop solar plant?
Yes, a shared solar plant can be installed to distribute power among residents or offices based on consumption.
5. What happens to the rooftop solar plant during load shedding?
In a grid-tied system, power supply stops during load shedding for safety reasons. A battery backup or hybrid system can provide power during outages.
6. Will the rooftop plant damage the rooftop during the installation?
No, professional installation ensures no damage. The structure is designed to be secure and weather-resistant.
7. Rooftop solar plants typically last 25–30 years with proper maintenance.What is the life of a rooftop plant?
No, professional installation ensures no damage. The structure is designed to be secure and weather-resistant.
8. Is there a Government subsidy available?
Yes, subsidies are available under government schemes. The percentage varies by state and policy.